RAFFLES MAKATI

Raffles Makati - Philippines

Your oasis of calm in Makati

At the heart of Makati, in a striking 30-storey masterpiece, is a collection of 32 sumptuous suites fusing timeless old-world charm with contemporary new-world sophistication. Every suite is designed as an understated oasis of calm, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame mesmerising views of the Makati cityscape. For those staying longer in Manila, the Raffles Residences Makati are the ideal place to come home to.

Dining

Inspiring menus in sophisticated settings

Dining
Mirèio
Elegant brasserie-style restaurant offering cuisine inspired by Provence
Spectrum
All-day dining featuring fine cuisines from across the globe
Fairmont Lounge
Relaxed and sociable lounge serving locally-inspired favourites
Café Macaron
Delectable pastries and gourmet takeaway treats
Long Bar
A warm, lively setting for serving up signature cocktails
Writers Bar
Our tribute to the writers who frequented Raffles Singapore
Mistral
Chic rooftop bar with a gorgeous view of the city skyline

Our story

A cosmopolitan landmark address

The 30-storey complex in which Raffles is housed, in Makati's Central Business District, opened to guests on 3 December, 2012. The hotel has since collected many awards and hosted the Philippines' first Readers and Writers Festival.

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Raffles Makati - Philippines
Spa

A sanctuary in the heart of Makati City

Slow down, catch your breath, find your energy and be revitalised at Fairmont Spa. Every element of your experience will remind you to take time and enjoy life’s simple pleasures.

Raffles Makati - Philippines
Dining

Provence meets the Philippines at Mirèio

Mirèio is an elegant brasserie-style restaurant that offers gastronomic French-style cooking. Dining, whether for lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch, becomes an exquisite experience complemented by a magnificent view of the cityscape. The restaurant is named after Mirèio (1859), a celebrated poem by Nobel Laureate Frédéric Mistral, who was a favourite son of Provence.